Curtis Field Burnam Scrapbook #1, 1889-1907

Page 1: TLS Wm. Goodell Frost of Berea College, 12 Nov 1906 Page 2: Certificate from The Lincoln Farm Association, 7 Sep 1907 Page 3: TLS F.E. Pierce of The Lincoln Farm Association, 7 Sep 1907 Page 4: TLS A.G. Wilkinson of the U.S. Patent Office, 6 Sep 1905 Page 5: News Clippings about a Richmond, Kentucky song and about C.F. Burnam retiring from the Senate, n.d. Page 6: TLS Thomas L. Walker of the Fayette County Republican Executive Committee, 19 Aug 1907 Page 7: Print of the Kentucky Building at the World's Fair, 1904 Page 8-9: News Clipping about the Democratic National Convention, talks about allowing Black people to vote, n.d. Page 10: TLS Ben LaBree of the Geo. G. Fetter Company, 7 May 1906 Page 11: ALS J.A.R. Rogers of Todd Seminary for Boys, 6 Sep 1905 Page 12: Print of the members of the Senate of the General Assembly of Kentucky, 1906 Page 13: ALS Wm Roberts, 7 May 1906 and news clipping both about Senator Johnson's Concealed Weapon Bill, 1906. Page 14: ALS Neil Cumball [?], 16 Jun 1889 and a DS J. C. W Beckham, Proclamation by the Governor regarding a new capital building, 4 Jan 1905. Page 15: ALS Ida M. Moberley, 27 May n.y. Page 16: TLS William Goodell Frost of Berea College, 23 May 1905 and a printed version of Burnam's speech, 6 Jun 1905 Page 17: ALS William P. Thorne, Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, n.d. Page 18: ALS Fred Weblen, House of the Temple of the Supreme Council (Knights Templar), 24 Jun 1905 and news clipping about Madison County's state legislator, n.d. Page 19: TLS Hugh McLellan 11 Dec 1906 Page 20: News clippings about Senator John D. Harris, Knights Templar, and the Woman's Club, n.d. Page 21: Memorial poem by Albert Pike, 1 Jan 1901 Page 22: Photograph of Joseph H Choate, n.d. Page 23: News clipping Knights Templar meeting of the Grand Commandery, n.d. Page 24: Brochure on the Parish church of Wrexhan, n.d. Page 25: Print of James Lane Allen, n.d. Page 26: Print of Thomas Jefferson and Napoleon Bonaparte, n.d. Page 27: Print of Eli Whitney, n.d. Page 28: ALS O. E Hannah of Knights Templar, 8 Jun 1905 Page 29: Print Festival Hall and Cascades of Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, 1903 Page 30: ALS E.H Burnam, 22 May 1905 Page 31: News clipping memorial of Rev. Dr. James M. Hoppin, 11 Dec 1906 Page 32: News clipping about the history of Madison County, n.d. Page 33: ALS John M Burnam, 23 May 1905 and news clipping about the possible Republican nomination of Curtis F. Burnam for the United States Senate, n.d. Page 34: Circular on Curtis F. Burnam's nomination for the office of senator, n.d. Page 35: News clipping on the history of Kentucky's pioneers, n.d. Page 36: News clipping of Sarah Rollins Burnam's obituary, n.d. and news clipping obituary of Sarah Rollins Burnam Page 37: ALS E.C. Ward, Senator of Henderson and Union counties, condolences to Curtis F. Burnam on the death of his wife, 16 May 1904 Page 38: News clipping honoring the accomplishments of Curtis F. Burnam, n.d., news clipping about the addition of Major C.F. Burnam's portrait to the Circuit Court-room, n.d., news clipping announcing the birthday of Major C.F. Burnam , n.d., and DS detailing the request and placement of C.F. Burnam's portrait, 4 May 1907 Page 39: News clipping memorial of Sarah Rollins Burnam, n.d., news clipping detailing the adjournment of the Court of Appeals in respect for Mrs. C.F. Burnam, n.d., and news clipping memorial of Sarah Rollins Burnam's death, n.d. Page 40: ALS William Goodell Frost, 1 Feb 1904 Page 41: News clipping by Joseph M. Rogers, n.d. and news clipping detailing Major Curtis F. Burnam's visit to Louisville, n.d. Page 42: ALS J. A. R Rogers of Todd Seminary for Boys, 24 March 1904 Page 43: William P. Chorine, Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, 14 Mar 1904 and TLS James K. Patterson, President of State College, 22 Mar 1904 Page 44: TLS Matt O'Doherty of Counselors at Law, n.d., ALS J.A.R Rogers, n.d., news clipping of Major Burnam's endorsement, 26 Apr 1904 Page 45: DS election of Curtis F. Burnam, 16 Nov 1903 Page 46: News clipping detailing the re-nomination of Major C. F. Burnam for State Senate, n.d. and TLS William Goodell Frost, 16 Oct 1903. Page 47: Print of Hon. Henry Booth, LL.D, First Dean of School, 1841 Page 48: ALS A. H. Tyne 11 Feb 1903 Page 49: News clipping supporting the building a college for young boys in Richmond, n.d. Page 50: News clipping detailing how minors have been swindling merchants out of goods, n.d. and MS Yale Bicentennial Songs, 22 Oct 1901 Page 51: News clipping memorial for Stanton Burnam Hume, 9 Jul 1902 and news clipping of favorite poem, n.d. Page 52: TLS Augustus E. Willson, attorney, 17 Jun 1907 Page 53: TLS D.W. Lindsey, Attorney and Counselor at Law, letter informing Hon. Curtis F. Burnam of his nomination for the Senate, 19 Sep 1899 Page 54: TLS C.W. Miller Attorney, 18 Nov 1899 Page 55: News clipping endorsement of A.R. Burnam for judge, n.d. and news clipping detailing the Republican State Central Committee selection of A.R. Burnam's for judge, n.d. Page 56: Invitation to Curtis F. Burnam for the 200th anniversary of the founding of Yale, n.d. Page 57: News clipping on the convention (Republican Senate convention) held in Richmond, n.d. Page 58: News clipping detailing the votes of each candidate in Madison County, 5 November 1895, news clipping detailing the Republican Party's win in Madison County, n.d. and news clipping providing background information on Republican Representative Hon. E. Tutt Burnam, n.d. Page 59: News clipping comparing the official votes of Madison County during the 1896 election to the vote for president in 1892 and governor (in 1893), n.d., news clipping about Hon. E. Tutt Burnam running for Speaker of the Kentucky Legislature, n.d., and news clipping about Hon. E. Tutt Burnam drawing two salaries and Secretary of State Finley also over drawing his salary, n.d. Page 60: News clipping about the Knights Templar visit to the city of Richmond, n.d.